There are two kinds of Bible scholars: the scholars of faith and the scholars of doubt. Which one will YOU trust?

The new NIV Bible translation, the TNIV, has finally gotten Bible scholars' attention to God's words.

Gail Riplinger answers this question.

Are the Scriptures just the "ideas" of God, or are they the very WORDS of God? You decide!

The key is to show them how the broad evidence of history tells us which Greek text is correct. It then becomes easy to know which Bible we can trust.

An accurate ruler is vital when precise measurements are needed. How much more important is it for us to have an approved standard when it comes to God’s Word and the Bible.

A recent issue of a national Christian magazine carried an article about a young man who lost faith in the Bible while in Bible school and now considers himself a "happy agnostic."

Don`t like what the Bible says? Just choose one that justifies your sin!

According to a recent Associated Press release, the worldwide Anglican church is struggling for "survival."

This new "gospel" is valuable, not because it carries more truth about Jesus, but because it sheds more light on how the Gnostics had perverted the true gospel.

Enough doctrinal changes have been made to God's Word that the Pope can now urge his people to read the 'Bible.'

Examines the two streams of Bible text, and how to choose the right one.

The next time you open your Bible, consider what you hold. Do you know that you hold God’s words perfectly preserved and passed down? Words that were translated through the tireless diligence of the best scholars using the most well-preserved manuscripts? Modern-day publishers and scholars have run a smear campaign against the KJV Bible by claiming their translations to be superior. They state that the KJV is impossible to understand and modern translations are needed.

Do you want a Bible translation that tells you what God 'said,' or one that tells you what the translator believes God 'meant?' Formal equivalence versus dynamic equivalence explained.

Jesus frequently referred to "the scriptures" as he taught the disciples and conversed with the Pharisees.

From 'The Answer Book' by Samuel Gipp - What is the difference between a 'Textus Receptus Man' and a 'King James Man?

There are two kinds of manuscripts...Accurate and corrupted.

You can know which Bible to trust. A quick look at history will make the choice obvious.

The purpose of translating the King James Bible was to give the Scriptures to the common man. From "The Answer Book" by Samuel Gipp.

Since the Catholic Church claims to have given the world the Bible, Pope Francis has felt free to suggest some changes to the Lord's Prayer he feels will 'improve' it.

There are really only two sides to the Bible version issue. One is the plot that Satan has hatched to use counterfeit manuscripts to create the new bibles. The other side is the fact that the reputation of the preserved words of God in the King James Bible in English has been intentionally and seriously damaged.